Pentagon officials say it was the White House, not the Defense Department, pushing for military might in the streets—with Trump seeking details on “tanks” that could be used.

Among the sites provided to the Israeli government are medical facilities, including Al-Shifa hospital, which Israeli forces raided last week.

The nation’s top infectious-disease expert says there is “not a chance” he quits the task force. But he’s openly angry with how he’s being politicized.

When a member of the administration travels overseas, the embassy often helps coordinate the trip. Not when Jared Kushner meets his buddy MBS.

The first known White House warning to visitors about a coronavirus risk came the same day that the president acknowledged getting the virus.

Exclusive U.S. diplomatic cables and internal documents detail the expansion of the paramilitary force and global network led by a top Putin ally.

While his deputies finalized a plan with Australian officials to free two bloggers from a Tehran prison, Bill Barr had another request: help on his look back at the Russia probe.

Chairman Engel’s request comes after reports that key U.S. officials were kept out of meetings with the Saudis.

The key cooperator is accused of preying on a 14-year-old boy from Europe he allegedly flew to the U.S.

Crashing computers, three-week delays tracking infections, lab results delivered by snail mail: State officials detail a vast failure to identify hotspots quickly enough to prevent outbreaks.

At least 10 Trump administration staffers were interviewed about whether they had dared to hit the “like” button.

Devin Nunes has been a pitbull for the president, growling at the prosecutors investigating Trumpworld. Now an event that Nunes himself attended is under Mueller’s microscope.

The insurrection is not over, according to an intelligence bulletin acquired by The Daily Beast that warns a coming wave of MAGA demonstrations may turn violent.

The special counsel has indicated he’s fine going up the Hill. But the Trump administration is getting in the way, Dems say.

“The job of a [men’s national team player] carries more responsibility within US Soccer than the job of a [women’s national team] player,” US Soccer argued in a court filing.

With a representative of the CDC beside him, Trump pushed back on the agency’s warning that the virus will spread. “I don’t think it is inevitable,” he said. “Probable? Maybe.”

Congress has rejected weapons sales to the Saudis. The now-fired State Department inspector general was looking into them. Team Trump is going for a sequel anyway.

Pentagon officials say it was the White House, not the Defense Department, pushing for military might in the streets—with Trump seeking details on “tanks” that could be used.

As a mob of Trump supporters descended on and into the Capitol, the president did nothing. But his aides tried their best to keep top officials from quitting.

The former secretary of state talked with lawmakers about his time with the president and the frictions he had with the president’s son-in-law.

“I made the choice because I didn’t want to risk losing funding for this district. It’s all very stressful.”

Brian Hook is reportedly in the running for national security adviser, and any discipline for his role in politically motivated State Dept. firings would likely hurt his chances.

The administration’s goal is to get a more accurate sense of Covid’s impact across the country.

The president has met with the conspiracy theorist lawyer recently. But he is not yet buckling to one of her wishes.

“There’s no world in which anyone can think that is true.”

As a mob of Trump supporters descended on and into the Capitol, the president did nothing. But his aides tried their best to keep top officials from quitting.

Top national-security officials are preparing for the president of the United States to refuse to listen to the election results, even when they are officially declared.

In May, Ukrainian officials were growing increasingly concerned about Rudy Giuliani’s public comments regarding investigations into Hunter Biden and Burisma.

As early as the spring of 2019, the former New York mayor was seen as a conduit for Russia’s evolving efforts to manipulate the forthcoming election.

The president and members of his task force are skeptical of the numbers and want the methodology changed.

The U.S. was behind other countries in charting the spread of disease in the pandemic’s disastrous early months. It’s still behind as new variants threaten to disrupt the winter.

“This move is so dumb that I had to make sure it wasn’t fake news,” one city commissioner tweeted. “You guys, it isn’t fake news.”

In 2017 Team Trump worked to clinch a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia—and an independent investigative agency wants to know what happened behind closed doors.

The secretary of state will visit Kyiv in January. But he was supposed to make a trip there in November—until the plans were abruptly canceled.

The former secretary of state talked with lawmakers about his time with the president and the frictions he had with the president’s son-in-law.

The president and members of his task force are skeptical of the numbers and want the methodology changed.

Exclusive U.S. diplomatic cables and internal documents detail the expansion of the paramilitary force and global network led by a top Putin ally.

Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-TX) said Tuesday Pompeo’s speech “may violate the Hatch Act, government-wide regulations implementing that Act, and State Department policies.”

Top national-security officials are preparing for the president of the United States to refuse to listen to the election results, even when they are officially declared.

Days after the massacre in New Zealand, lawmakers are looking for more information from federal agencies on what’s being done to confront the threat.

There’s a conspiracy theory brewing on the left that Gov. DeSantis is cooking the books. Instead, it’s very likely due to lack of testing.

“We need to have a national approach to vaccinations, and must ensure states aren't competing against each other like they did with PPE, ventilators, and tests.”

“President Trump revealed that he is not mentally sound and is still unable to process and accept the results of the 2020 election,” reads a letter to be sent to the VP.

The administration’s goal is to get a more accurate sense of Covid’s impact across the country.

Lewandowski will answer questions in an open hearing with the cameras rolling—making him the first Trump associate to do so before Jerry Nadler’s committee.